The Peace, Abundance, Liberty platform is home to the Minnow support project. Alot of new individuals have been joining the talk of what it's about or how to utilize it. This guide is intended to help everyone that has been signing up and doesn't exactly know how everything functions, but first of all sign up here

Signing Up

Before you can exploit the bots that will upvote your articles for you to help you as a minnow to get some popularity, you have to sign up. You can sign up by heading off to the #registration channel and writing $register yoursteemitname doing this will give you 2 notifications from 2 different bots: @banjo and @minnowsupport.

These bots will tell you to send 0.001 Steem to every one of them from your steemit wallet to confirm your identity with a particular memo message. To do this you should login to your steemit account and go to your wallet.

From your wallet you will click STEEM and afterward transfer. This will furnish you with a modular window with different fields, and what do you know, they are the correct fields you require in view of what the bots have quite recently trained you to do. Enter the right amount, which bot you are sending it to, and the one of a kind memo for that specific bot. Do this for the two bots.

After that has been finished, come back to the registration chat and then type $register yoursteemitname again. You will then get two more notification from each one of the bots confirming that you have successfully signed up your steemit name and connected it to your chatroom username.

Upvoting

When you have successfully signed up you can go into the Upvote-Resteem channel and type $upvote linkToPostYouWantToUpvote. The bots will automatically send a large amount of upvotes to the post that you linked to and help support that minnow's particular article.

Different Channels

There are many channels:

• General is the place most public chat happens.

• Bounties is the place special requests are posted, for example, writing an article for specific amount of SBD.

• Upvote-resteem is the place you should ONLY drop your posts that you need to promote or have upvoted, don't mess alternate rooms with that or it'll be flagged as spam.

• Contest is the place where contest are posted and people participate in.

• Peer-review is the place you can drop an article to allow others review it and give you feedbacks on to enhance your articles.

The list continues for a while, there are even female-only and men-and-trolls channels, the channels are genuinely plain as day.

Bots Command

@minnowsupport

Here is a summary of the commands accessible from @minnowsupport bot and what they do:

• $verify account [chain] - check account relationship with discord clients (chain default steem)

• $register account [chain] - link account with your discord profile (chain default steem)

• $upvote [url] - upvote from minnowsupport; empty or ^ to upvote last steemit post link.

@banjo

Here is also a summary of the commands accessible from the @banjo bot:

• $rep account - gets the present reputation for an account.

• $age [url] - gets the age of the article at url or ^ to get the age of the last steemit post link.

• $stats - a few statistics.

• $first account [+offset] - first steemit post for an account in addition elective offset.

• $proxy account - list everybody who uses account as a proxy.

• $power account - current voting power of the account.

• $price images - current price of images

• $voting [minutes] [accounts] - voting as of minutes ago (defaults: 15 minutes; all accounts)

• $avatar account - picture of the account

• $upvote [url] - upvote from banjo; empty or ^ to upvote last steemit post link.

• $mvests [account(s)] - present MVESTS (steem)

• $mgests [account(s)] - current MGESTS (golos)

• $ticker - current prices

• $supply - current supply

• $routes account - provides list of vesting routes to account

• $verify account [chain] - check account relationship with discord clients (chain default steem)

• $witness account - list witness data about account

• $follows account - supporters/followers data for account

• $register account [chain] - connect account with your discord account (chain default steem)

• $hardfork - data about the current hardfork

• $promoted - post promotion summary

• $rewardpool - reward pool data

That's not all but rather a summary there are more of the commands but I just listed a few ones.

User Level

As you take part in the discussion in the group you may see that you or another person you know LEVELS UP! These are notification by the Tatsumaki bot to tell you the amount you have been contributing and taking an interest in the group. The higher the level you or another person is, the longer they have been on the network, or more they contribute.

User Type

There are multiple different types of users on PAL and they rank pretty much in this order:

• Witnesses
• Whales & Dolphins - Non Members
• Greeter
• Member
• Registered
• Online

Generally, they are ranked in view of the amount they are offering back to PAL and Steemit and ought to basically be regarded in a specific order also. See a Witness getting fire from an online client? In the event that you should pick sides, it's normally more preferable to pick the Witness. Every one of these users have different responsibilities, from giving steem and delegating steem power, to helping newcomers get everything set, to giving piece of their voting power, to simply being in the discussion.

Rules and Conduct

It is for the good of all for us to have an acceptable behavior in the PAL server, yet here are only a couple of reminders for those that are bit thick and should be told particularly:

• Try not to post your articles to be promoted in the wrong channel, it is irritating to everyone, taking a look at it as spam, and you may very well get flagged as a result of it. You would prefer not to be flagged.

• Respect every individuals in the group. Obviously there will be individuals that troll, and others that simply loathe each other on a sub-atomic level. Endeavor to avoid any conduct that will cause a scene, this is a group intended to inspire the Steemit people group, we're not in highschool.

HAVE A GOOD TIME! THANKS FOR READING.